This is a copy of the original iMac Mac OS X 10.4.7 install disc set that came with Intel iMac computers. According to Apple, these restore discs will only work on Intel based iMac computers.

A world far away from other world on this planet...A world were very few privilege will be able to go....A very beautiful place on planet Earth...It is a world worth visiting while your stay on planet Earth. “Whether or not we reach Alaska, we all want to know that such a place exists” - and it seems almost impossible that such a place does exist. Humpback whales, Wolves, Salmon, Buffalo, Musk Ox, Bears, Sea lions, Caribou, Bald Eagles, Polar Bears, Moose and Man - just a few of the stars of ALASKA. The variety of life in Alaska is overwhelming - enough to provide material for a score of Big Movies (in fact, it has.) In ALASKA, director George Casey shows real grace whether depicting Humpback whales on a herring hunt or Natives on a whale hunt. The film conveys a consistent spirit of awe and curiosity. Thankfully, ALASKA is not a laundry list of spectacular animals - but a tribute to one of nature’s last purely wild landscapes.

Survival is the deceptively straightforward theme - strategies for braving Alaska’s extremes and reaping its riches link and distinguish all forms of life here. ALASKA sets the standard for Large Format nature documentaries - too many of which are episodic, derivative and thematically cobbled together. ALASKA’s science is broad, but its best lessons are not meant to be of the classroom variety - sheer exposure to raw and beautiful nature is the point.

A New York schoolteacher hits a midlife crisis when, in quick succession, her husband leaves, her adoptive mother dies and her biological mother, an eccentric talk show host, materializes and turns her life upside down as she begins a courtship with the father of one of her students.